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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

The Tombstone Epiapb, which hI always foremost in advocating meas ures tending to the advancement oI Arizona heartily endorses tue plan suggested in these columns for thg abandonment Of useless posts in the northern part of the Territory, aud Che rlacing oi troops at points near the reeeryation where they would be oi same .lse in protecting the lives oi citizens from hostile ApAcbes from tha San tar,Os reservation. This is what it says
 We would call attention to the able article in this sue, copied from the GLoEa StLYEa BBLT, advocating the abandonment of military posts in the nortnerp part Of tho Territory and the strengthening of those iR the soath- ern- 4hc ar8uments arc unanswera- ble n the Hlse poliey advocated by General Niles of having the Apache Indians divided mp into smaller bands and stationed in diff sections rif the country, should not be adopted, it would seem to be the reasonable sola. ton of the problem to have the troops placed where they can dc the most good, and thus render tbe better pro teotion to those brave pioneers who arc making tic desert bscssom as the rose. The EEitaph warmly endorses the proposition of the SILVER Bfz.r, and trusts and believes that General Miles will make suah disposition of the troops in his command as will afford this protection,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

The Grant County Pipe Line, Heal Estate and Cattle Company was re. gently organized in Boston, with Gov, Jos K. BodWell, of Maine, as presi- dent, for the purpose Of doing business in Grant county New Mexico. It is said the company controls 2,00e, 900 acres of fine grazing land, and will place 10000 head 2f cattle upon it. The capital is sl,s0o.000, ana over S600 900 pf that amount has been sub scribed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
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 Eed-ansa rilsh. Flies reaches, ants lea.bags, rats, mice, spp6els, ehipmenks, cleared opt by Rough .nn Rats lie
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 Agothers. If you are iailirg broken, wofp ont sud Aeryous use Wells Health Renewsr.s si.
 Iifc Praserveg. fl yoa are losing your griB an life, try ''Welis Health BenagerR E,ges direct to
 ~noush oa Files. Cures Piles or Hglnomhaida, Itching, Pro trghi,g, Bleeding, lrtefnal or other Inter nal bhd External Remedy in each package. sare cure, 50e. Druggists.
 Pretty Women, Ladies who woui! retain freshness and viva city don't sail to try Walls Health Re- newer
 'szouah on Ifells Rough on Iteh9 cures kumor, enpsisnE, ripSN9rlH letter sa.t rheuA, frosted fsed
 Rough on catarrh.a EorFeets elsensive edhra at ones Csmplete cpre hfwnfst chronic ctses, also unednale3 as Eargle for DipttheriA. Sofs Ehroaf, Foul Breath. a0c
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

The President, in his annual mes sage to Congress, commits the Admin istration to free trade so far as raw materials are concerned. WG leave it to political sayants to divine the effect that tho move viii have upon the public voice in the National election of '88, should the Democratic party adopt the views of the President and his advisors.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Hon. ]. ]. Fisher, Of Prescott, is interested, with others, in an effort to secure artesian water, in southwest oru Yavapai. The well is down 500 feet aud NIT. Fasher expresses the be- lief that ! permanent flow of water will be obtained at depth of 1000 to 1900 feet.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

4 Washington dispatch ts tue Clh. zen says Tbe President sent tho fol, lowing nominations to the senate Il Q C. Lamar to De Associate Justice oi the Supreme Court; William '. Villas tO be Secretary of the Interior; Don. N Dickinson, to be Postmaster Gen oral Charles s. Falrchilas, to Dc See retary of the Treasury; Geo, [. Reyis, of New York, to be Assistant Seerete- " of state Isaac E Maynard, of NAV York, to be Assistant Secretary of ihe Treasury sigourney Butler, of Massa- chusetts, 10 be Second Comptroller ol the Treasuryi James " Hyatt, oG Connecticut, to De Treasurer of ths United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

The Los Angeles Herald states thai Thomas Gates, superintendent of the Territorial prison at Yuma, is stopping at Arrowhead springs, San Bernardi. no County Cal, and has made rapid recovery ffemhis severe wounds, III slieted by the murderous Mexican eon. xlrt ln the recent ereutc st tlic kIlsOn.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Riddleberger is tho most important membgr of the Senate at present, and will doubtless bo treated with obso- quoua favor by Republicans and J)eal, ocrats alike, untl he bas teelares to which party he will ally himself Meanwhile hp E perched on the rider of the political fence and gives no in- fmation is so wbigh way ie VIII aop
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Wm Joseph Wright, alias ". J. Wilson, young man, with dewn still upon his cheek, was recently arrested in VI Paso as one of the Benson train robbers, aud will De tried in Tncson for tho ofense,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

The Oklahoma boom Is not dead but has been only sleeping and is soon 10 be revived before Congress, Sidney Clark has gone to the National Capital ia the interest of the boomers.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
ERisst pnlAaalAcfi octeter 3 HEEL
 Mo- a9S. Application for a Patent.
.. a m DIM. Eaesan. NM.

V. \ LAND OIgieE acson, Aiizona,
 October q ISS7
 Notice Y hereby gHsssi tbas Bssan Ia Mills. whpse post office adeTess is i'd care Of a fa Stiles Titcsen, Fina County, Arszons, has this day filed his apt dicntioh lI,r . Iateat fer t4s3 iineaf fest af the Aztec Alineor vein bsafiag gold aud silYer with sirfaeS ground llistlict, County oFFslla, and Te4riteFy of ArizoIis and des;gnated hg ths field notes and eftieisl pies % hle iR this office as Lot Nnm~ bef 36, in ssld listficts saia Lot NJ. T6, heing as follows tc.wit;
 8eginaiiig at the initial neupment of Ihs claim, At post 4a iset high, and nafkca ,sl. a Agtee " Y. Ne wheHce Aztec Butte hsars \. % degs 27 min. Es
 Ilience X. 5ti tlegs i5 mtn, r. 29l feet, to a l,ast fe.t long, and marked eA, M. 0. Ihsncess Ii degs g nm. w. I4s3 feet, to s post sa iset long and marked tsA. Ai. e. NJ. wbenca Unised States MiIlefal Monument No. z sn said Globe DistrScl, bears N 90 aegs, Sl min, E, 65sS feet disfant;
 lhenee A eg issS I4 uiill. w 500 feet to aa e5d mteENuieflt al theS. w center of the clain, aAa s72.5 feot q posG, q feet l5iss and tuaslgsa A M c. No
 Ihsnes N 4o degs min. w lsa7 fees, to Red Cloud Ming st | point 150 feet & 70 dsgs. q Lmlu. AN.lff8n {, gost ~ feat hug, and nsaykea "A Rl4C. No. being at the plaes ef tne eslsin1 ". carner iorativn nionU. baent of thtt claim;
 IhsnceN. % degs E to point x. gB aees. f4 Iais<. E s8 feet from tho sailI monument nls,>Ce3 sA Nj. G Nc 6 aa,l theuce x g6 9iss. < min. K 2a2 feet eo tae place of he. 4innIng
 The cfiginal location q sl.is claim iucluded tbe portion af she Red Cloud Mining tilaini shown by dotted iines er the official plat, but the sRpe is eSelGasa and Ysot claimed ~ the application irl ! pategt fof the Aztec
 Magnetic Variation l8 Gegs % snin. E. con. fAining 18 70 acres,
 Ehe locatioR of this fnips 6 recogde6 iY tho lsecoiiers pisce of ssil@ C9nuty in Book c, ot Mining keeoras, Page lz1, The adjoinine clsiasaalta aEe oM ths porthwest thc ownan os ths Rcd Cloud Mining GleiHi aad s1l thh noRtheast, sle i1gnefS of tie Biz Indian afa NenezseiR a3igitng Claims,
 Any aua tiil persons claiming Aiyenssiy auy porfion uI saia Aztee Asihe of SaFf4ice ground ere fsqAiFea te fie lheir adpegss eains eith fae &e8istf ef the unitea States Lasid sitfce at atsaas in ths IeyF S5fg 0s AgSsa dnfins she sigt lays period of pphlcatien hereof, 6f tse ilissrs w gsae f tls sssisioits
 Register
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
! saIaable AaelIeal rreallse.

The edition Tor 1883 of tha stsrling Medical Annuai, known al Hostetters Almanac, is now rsady, and may ba cb- tained free of cost, of tlruggiats and Reu. oral country dealers inall parts of the United stases, AIrxico, and indeed in every civilized portion of ths Weslesn Heinisphere. This Almanac has been issusd regularly ~ the sncsinsnt cE every year for oyes one,ffth of . centu. ". It combines, with slle souadest pgac- tical sdyice for the preservation end res. toraeioa q hoalth, largo amount a in- tegestiug apd anlasing light geading, and tiie ealendar, astronomical calculations, chronological items, &e., are prepared with graat care, and will bs found ensire- ly accurate The issus of Hcatettsrs AInuauac for lsss VIII % tbs largest adi- tion os medical york eyor published in any couutFg. The proprietora. ALesars. Hostetter & co rittabargh, 70. oa ID. ceipt 5f 3 two cent stAnp, VII forward . copy " nail e any parson aho cannot procure one tn his neighborhaod
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
&25O Kew agd.

Ehf above reward will le paid for inforna ti8u thSt H'il lsgi to tae conviction ef hisy pgfipa Mlsa may be (oupa altering ol seiiicine tile haAflss or hfan6s as stealing. kiisif s,r dfising frp,n thsis peessssiHed ransss aaty live stock heloNBiBg t0 any ot the menlhsrs 6 IAo filghe Stock Growers Association df EIa f,5uf4v
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
EoR sALE,

KIT < BARGAIN, A Gg}0Il RANGE. fof f0nf og iiye Hundred hsAa of ssook, with plenty ef ,gatsf developed. 4 good House etc. Located four and one-half miles north srain tioile. For fatiieF information spnly at tle BEtT QrMeE. dec ll2tt
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

The discouraging ontlook for the Northwestern stock business, as t ap- peafed last spring, proves te have bsen unwarrantsd The Northern Pacific has hauled East from Montana and western Dakota this season 72 2.450 head Of beef cattle, against 80 1850 in in lss6l decrease VI only 7,500 head. Last year 2,280 head Of cattle were skipped East from Washington Terri tory but on account oF tie coast ae-
 aand beirg greater this year, none were shipped Tho shortage from Montana and western Dakota is only 6,220 bead The number Of Northern Pacific was 99,648 head, aaa,nst il0,- 525 head last year, decrease of l0,- 695 These figures show | dserease in the stock movement of only 10 per cent.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
M sorts of roi.oa.

Mr " F Daley, Aaversising Agens of sEe Dreeklya Eloyatsl Railroad writes sInfammstSry Ihealnaiism swsllad my legs aud sEgas te twica theif aatnral siza ] sasEnted osCraeintipg pain X9nF won- deupl E 8 S made ( naniplete cuIc
 Major Sidney Hsfhcss, editoT 0g tho sorsieTa Galsssasof GEa Bigir FBuer, Aslstntas Ga, writes ( hafe fally gcats q ths ytftaos ol swilts Spacise, loth ss A YilcanatisIn esfc and tsnia ii bas done even nero than its l,ioIwiegoEa claim ies iG
 Mir AirAAel Eaaa8 v with tie atra- ifidge aslhnstppbis s'a. Gincinnsti, uhio. wflss8 suffered fpr s3e years with a terrible iteSiilsE aha painful e9gea sin nay ngta, afnis hAnaa and hng4rs, No piiy. Elsian could help nr s < 8 felieyld me perfectly snd ] isel Ike new nean
 Mrs. AGaB38 ine.e ps gastoaiia, N q, wratcs sdJ baby, when fpsar EonshA ela, developed serefalA He had lwa se- we're gisiegs apd sores oil shc ncsk. eent sor onr fke,ily physician, who pronoaacrd E saFofnla, ssd praserled $. S, s gar it gave the b#by s 5 $ md is oa gat tle cliacase asGsF ceutfot Hue sores Are AeAlsa, and gas baby q wea and healthy. } know s $ sssea ifs ike, and told ouv docssr VI Iie is regular physisiHn, snd prsecSibea x g s. ter tbe baby &a Hcop as " saw il had ssrsfula,
 ITeasise on Blood and Skin nlseases mailed free 1'HE swsFT erEtIglc co, Drawer .. AtiAat4. aN
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Copper couiiRues to advance. It is quoted in San Francisco papers of the 9th rnst, atl6S5c for December de. livery.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Tho Missouri Pacific K. R. was completed to Pueblo, Colorado Dee. 9th, Tae first train east loft Pueblo on hatlday.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
,shrs Iatlisa,ioa oosoler { isa.l
No. a02. Application for a Patent.
III s. I'M 1nrlan. Taa.an. ArIaaaa. l

A
 October x iss7 Notiee s hereby given ttat Susan |. Milis, whase FhHt office address is in care ef z L Stiles Im#9a Pima County, Arizsua, has thss aas flied his application ttf a patens fai ls9i liileas feet of the PinRi Alin8 0r vein bearing sold and silver with surGisce ground 5se feet in width, situated in Glelie Mining IlietFiat C0rntg of Gila, and Tsrf.ary ai Afi1ana, sad aesiapated hy the felO natsa aud official Aat osl flc in tl.is offsee as Lot Nags. har ~, in sald District; said Lpl Eo. s, being as tollosFs to-Wit:
 Beginhing at tho initial nonumant pf the elAisIii at gaist ~ feet long, ana marked 'sF M Rinal Af : O. No. 1E
 Ihense &, @ dsgs. S7 min. E. 2J9 .5 feet, to 2 pose 4 feet lang and marked ''P. Ai, q, Thsnse $. as degs 2 min, ". lg9i tess to 2 uaet aA iect lcnR, and marked ssF M C. No. 2 whence Eailea States Mineral Alonuniemt Ne. z, iil 9iel,e Mining uistrset, beaIs S, 7a degs la msa. E 513l. s feet distaat
 Ihenee \ a3 sleisas si min, " 2s9 seet to tle W M etg1ef ag the Eengnaia Aisd Ehe M s c9twgs oi tle Big Indian claims, esjs iees .,l Elenpibent on creppigss, and 59s feat co , E'ssst lset laas ineiisa slnagr sisl mssksd M. N. NO,
 fhepee R 4s dssg. % mia E. illl 6 feet ta 2 Psst ~ feet lcng, and asqrket ''r, Al. q No, '; aHd
 ThsHcs g aest s7 min E ass feet io the p.ses of beginning
 Msgnjsic vaFilsj,,n i9 ,iega. % min. F. e8n. taining .s0 10 &aes N The leeation 0f tilia mffiE k recorded ia tha RsceFieFs atiee pf tiiIa County, Arizeaa, ii Book 6 bf Mining RacdrSs, Rage las Tbe adjoining clainsants are st the s0plEassserly end the 6Wpefa ei the Fenxaeia aiid fig fa. dian Mining Clains
 Amy nad A3i ggtgttnis esainiiAg adversely aFty parli0a t safi rsnsi Mine or suffaca asouna gre reqsired ta lilo Their adverse claims gith the Regiater fl the Bnltsl States Tsna k}ffice N Tucson, in tiie Tsffitegya af Aaaona. airtirR the siStg days period q plihlicasien hereef, uf thsy Ril bs baefe95 by virtue os the ptoTisi7na at the Statale, A. D. DDFh,
 Register
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

It's heggLy ordered ttat tho foregoing No tire of Application for Patent Dc published for theFetiaa of len consecutive wesks in the Hlnbe sIIpEN HEiT ' weekly newspaper pnb- tthRd slt Globe, Gila County, Arizona.
 A, IT. DUFF, Register, oat. S4l3w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

It ~ hsFeby esSerstl that the f1fegsing No. tiae II Application fhr Patent bs prisIisiied ior tle pefs9a of ten c0nsecu,iye weeks, ia the althe Sl1gEk BErg weekly nessraper I,nb. iishcd at Elqhs. Gill Caunfy ksiz5na. ees. 8 low
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

M lssssb ostsessa sha tIse hsassisse Nos siee af liea ~ patg4t i# plSh x t5t, slif i eonsacAtise seeAs. i4 tiie asiie lfEls sSy n@N sa Dlib
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Thsyote for speaker of she House of Representatives resulted, sor John G Carlisle le3, for Thomas Ried 14s.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
MoTieE.

Ihe duplicate assessment rail 0f Gila cagla- ty f1y tte year lsss is n,i@ tiSay possession Or collection of taxes levied therein That taxta VIII pe leliaqnelst gis ihe tlini Monday ef December next, and tsat inliess paid en that dsy, pr prior therete SFe per cgIt. RiH be afidei to tae sneint thcreai ss pepaitY Tho taxes aTe payable Gt my offea in tiloba batWesn the hour v 3 a n. and } ?. m., on ,ach day gxpept hQldays
 2, X. L0NER(fAN,
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
FaiT Dealing l 0uF Motto.

HIghest Cash Frlce paid for coId cg siIveg auIiIon, at our old stanc,
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Ciears olt sasS Esice. reaehes, Gies, sntz bedhess
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
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One Experience of Many

Having experienced great deal of
| TROUBLED" from indigestion. so mnct
so that L came near losing my
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My trouble always came after ea,inp
any food '-Ds
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contained No one can conceive
the pains that l had to 60 through
until 81,
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L lay in bed and
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AT last L heard good deal
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Listen to Your Wife.

The Manche-t ter GUARDIAN, June Sth, 1883
says: At one OF the
Windows"
Looking on the woodland ways
With clumps of rhododendrons ant
great masses of May blossoms
There was an interesting group.
Itincluded one who had been "Cct
ton spinner" but was now SO
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reclining position.
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was first Attacked twelve years ACC
with "Locomoter Ataxy"
"a paralytic disease of nerve fibre rarely
| ever cured)
and was for sew eral years barely able to
get about.
And for the last five years not able to
attend to my business, although
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~ Inc last experiment being Nerve stretch
Two years ago was voted into the
Home for Incurablesl Near Man
chester, in May, 1882.
am 40 "advocate;" For anything
in the shape of patent Medicines!
And made many objections to nv
dear wlfe's constant urging to try Hon
Bitters, but finally to pacify her
Consented
L had not quite finished the first bot
tie when felt change come over me.
Ills Was Saturday, November Sd. On
Sunday morning felt so strong / said
to my room companions, 81 was sure
could
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o started across the floor and back.
l hardly knew how to contain myself |
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strength each day, and can walk quite safe |
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am now at my own house, and hone
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Royal Exchange"
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heartily congratulated on going in the room
IN Thursday last. i00Ai
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MANCHESTER, (Eng) Dec "a, 1883.
Iwoy years later am perfectly well
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pritannia.s Spoons and Forks.

The royal plate is usually kept in two
strong rooms at Windsor Castle, and is
valued at $l0,000,000. The gold service,
which was purchased by George ", dimes
$50 persons, and the silver wine cooler.
which he bought about the same time,
holds two men, who could sit in it COM
fortably. 1t is inclosed with plate glass,
and the splendid chasing occupied two
years. There are some quaint old pieces
in the royal collection which belonged to
Queen Elizabeth, having been taken from
the Spanish Armada, and others were
brought from India, Burmah, and China,
and there is one cup which belonged. 10
Charles MI. of Sweden.
There is a peacock of precious. stones.
valued at 100000. The body and tad are,
composed of solid gold, profusely studded
with pearls, diamonds, rubies and en-
eralds. The tigers head, known as Tip
poo's footstool, is formed of silver gilt,
with eyes of rock crystal and tongue of
solid gold. These two trophies of
oriental extravaganza were taken at
Seringapatam. There are an immense
number of gold shields, some of which
are richly ornamented. One of these
was formed of snufi-boxes under the
direction of George ", and is valued at
$4,000. There are thirty dozen of plates,
which were bought by that sovereign at
cost of 500, 000.-Londoa World.
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enc evening hours Sundays.